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13 Dec 2018
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if someone asks, ~해도 돼요?
can you just say "네, 돼요" or do you have to say "네, 해도 돼요."?
if someone asks, ~해도 돼요?
can you just say "네, 돼요" or do you have to say "네, 해도 돼요."?
can you just say "네, 돼요" or do you have to say "네, 해도 돼요."?
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네.
예.
되요.
네(예) 되요.
네(예)해도 되요.
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